Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-16
Mr.. Z. c. Fleming. a prominent druggist

Mr.. Z. c. Fleming, prominent druggist
of Xenis, is in the city.
Mr.. David Christy. of south Mechan
street. will leave tomorrow for Santa Ana,
California.
Miss Alice NoSe expects soon Ia leave for
Boston, Mass, where she will spend the
summer. She goes f0r the benefit of her
health.
General orders have been received from
the X. of T. officials Of this city, proScrib
ing a X. of. 4. fatigue uniform. a. adopted
al Toronto.
The Prohibition club will hold a called
meeting tonight at the hall for the purp"Se
of taking action concerning the proposed
camp-meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean. of Los GatoS,
California. are spending the summer with
their son, Mr.. Roscoe Bean. of south le.-
low Springs streets.
A Woodruff sleeper is now attached to
Bee Line train No. IL, which passes through
here at 10 O'Clock. The sleeper goes
through to Boston without change.
Mr.. J. A. Dnwiddie, who has been
absent in the west for the past fifteen
months. returned home on Saturday and
/ will remain for some time with his family.
DIR. Runyan. of the Central VI. f.. church.
J meeting of the board Of trustees of the
| I.oveland camp-meeting, of which he is Il
member.
The Gay Companions dancing club
authorizes the RErU BLIC 10 challenge the
Oriole dancing club Ia a game of base ball. the
| losers To give bail and reception 10 the
winners.
Miss Henrietta q. Moore. National
organizer of the Woman'S Christian Tenn
d rance Union. now a resident of this city
left on Saturday for Pennsylvania, where
her work calls her.
Clara. the ve-year-old daughter of Mr.
r F. Bond, of Z. p. Mast a Co., died
Saturday evening of brain fever, after an
illness of but brief duration. at her parents
residence on west Washington street.
Some Of the young men of the city are
talking seriously "f fitting up a room in
the ki1er block, opposite the REPCBLiC
office. with = few simple appliances, max
ing il 4 sort of practical gymnasium. The
idea should be encouraged.
The match game of ball between the
| Kids and Vets of Nelson's business collee e
Saturday afternoon resulted in a victory
| for the Vets by the score of a Ia Il. Tie
/ final game Of the Wittenberg- Nelson series
will be played tomorrow.
| The Congregational ladies give a hot
strawberry short-cake supper AT the sun
day school rooms tomorrow night. com
mencing at & o'clock. for the benefit of the
church building fund. Upton Elifritz'S I'M
rivalled coffee is on the bill.
/ Presiding Elder Frank g. Mitchell. of
I the Crbana camp-meeting board. has re-
ceIved word from DIR. c. ii. Payne, presi-
dent of the Ohio Wesleyan university, AT
Delaware. stating that he will be in at
tendance upon the Urbana camp-meeting
this year and take part in the services.
! A little three-year-old child of ii. +. keifer,
| of 10 north Limestone street. Strayed away
! this morning at O'Clock. and its parents
werc gravely uneasy about it. The matter
was finally reported to the police. and the
/ toddler was finally found and taken Ia the
station house, where it WAS claimed by lis
parents.
| Col. J. Holmes Grover. of this city, le,.-
I turer for the war-views being exhibited
/ throughout the country under the auspiceS
of the q. 4. X. posts. made a dying trip
up from West Virginia last night. lie
came to see his wife, who is not in good
health. The Col looks like four time
| winner.